Torwärterhäusle mit Geschichte

The historic gatekeeper's house was built in 1820 on the medieval town wall next to the Neubulach Silver Gate. The gatekeeper collected a toll there for crossing the Calwer Tor. The town wall is largely preserved and dates back to the 13th century. At that time, the town was only accessible via 2 gates, the Calwer (Silbertor) and the Wildberger Tor, as there was a large moat in front of the town wall. The Wildberg Gate was demolished in 1817.

Bedroom: 1 separated bedroomNumber of bedrooms: 1, Number of beds (accommodation unit): 2, Number of living-rooms: 1, Number of rooms (accommodation unit): 2, number of bathrooms: 1 Room/holiday flat Equipment: Heating, Infrared cabin, Tumble-drier, WLAN in room / holiday flat, Washing machine, cleaning products, clothes drying rack, fire alarms or smoke detectors, garden furniture, linen inclusive, non-smoker, sight view, sofa, sofa bed (2 persons), towels included, wardrobe/closet room/holiday flat bathroom: Additional toilet, Shower, Windowed bathroom, bath tub, hairdryer, toilet, toilet paper Apartment: Floor: 1st floor Haustiere: Max. Anzahl an Haustieren: 2, Pets allowed in accommodation unit room/apartment kitchen/dining area: Coffee machine, Cutlery, Dishwasher, Electric kettle, Freezer, Refrigerator, Sink, Spices, Toaster, barbecue, coffee/tea accesories, dining area, dining table, high chair, kitchen supplies, kitchenette, outdoor dining area, oven, stove, wine glasses room/holiday flat media and technology: flat-screen TV

Size (square meters): 80